eavesdrop

She tried to eavesdrop on their conversation by pretending to read a book nearby.

It's rude to eavesdrop on other people's private conversations.

He couldn't help but eavesdrop on the juicy gossip being discussed at the table next to him.

The walls in old houses are so thin that you can easily eavesdrop on your neighbors.

She felt guilty for accidentally eavesdropping on her friend's phone call.

The detective tried to eavesdrop on the suspects' conversation from a distance.

I couldn't help but eavesdrop on the interesting discussion happening at the table next to me.

She positioned herself strategically to eavesdrop on the meeting taking place in the conference room.

The children giggled as they tried to eavesdrop on their parents' conversation from the other room.

He always feels like someone is eavesdropping on his phone calls.